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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
30
An assortment of used cars and bargains listed with makes and models from Ford to Buick and Chrysler. Various phrases describe conditions, terms, and contact references for buyers, including trade offers and purchasing options at multiple locations and prices.
A mid century ad markets 1920s automobiles with many Buick Master Six and Touring offerings plus a 1934 Maxwell sedan and a 1925 Hudson coach. Prices range from 50 to 1100 dollars with notes on tires, enamel finishes, and condition.
Numerous used cars advertised with low down payments and monthly terms from several garages. Models range from Ford, Chevrolet, Nash, Hudson, Packard, and Buick with prices from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars, plus guarantees and financing options. Endorsed by Ezell and Citizens Auto Co with multiple showroom locations.
Classified sheet advertises multiple used vehicles including 1924 light delivery, 1921 touring, 1922 two-door sedan, 1924 touring, 1924 ton truck, and 1926 touring. Also notes paint condition and sale details with a Houston address for inquiries.
Beatrice Houdini says her husband left ten word test for posthumous communication and none of the dozens of messages from mediums meet the agreed words. She recounts plans with Conan Doyle and a Philadelphia friend, while James Collins notes Houdini sought proof before believing in spirit contact. Massachusetts Spiritualists report no Attleboro medium recognized.
Postmaster P G Lucas says a larger federal building for San Antonio is badly needed as the current structure is inadequate even before the war and a government inspector has returned from Washington with no clear recommendation. He expects congressional approval and funding plans around 500 000 dollars with several prewar concepts likely revisited.
Jesus Cassias of 412 Ferguson Avenue accuses a patrolman of shooting him in the hand during a break-in at his home. Cassias says three men sought to force entry, returning after a prior visit when a woman in his household refused to go for a ride.
A committee of residents urged Street Commissioner Paul E. Steffler Tuesday to repave Carson Street between New Braunfels Avenue and Austin Street and extend Carson from Austin to Noott Alamo Street. Steffler said the street had been poorly maintained and would consider the request, noting the project could use new bond money.
More than 800 San Antonio B Y P U delegates led by president William L. Pieper will depart Thursday at 6 am from Robert E. Lee school to attend the state convention in Austin. Members driving with extras must notify Pieper at Woodlawn 1919-7.
An Exide Battery Co. ad lists auto batteries at 416 E Pecan and 1034 Navarro. A legal notice directs anyone with accounts against the late Dr. Tn McGlasson to send them to John McGlasson in Waco, Texas.
The chamber of commerce conventions committee led by Charles Baxter mapped plans to host major gatherings in 1928 including the American Legion and General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Officials also scheduled visits to invite the Lexus Ice Cream Manufacturers, Pharmaceutical Association, Texas State Teachers Association, and B P associations to hold upcoming meetings in San Antonio and Austin. The Legion convention is expected to draw over 160000 attendees and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs about 9000 women from 18 nations in 1928.
The Prospect Aull' Give Gmprove ment league in Cuimdary faces a second renaming after another subdivision on Fredericksburg Road outside the city adopted Beverly Hills. To avoid confusion with Beverly Hills on the opposite city side, Prospect Hill plans to pick a new name at its next meeting.
A man suspected of stealing chickens was wounded by a shot from A. N. Vance at 587 St. Clair street after Vance caught him attempting to unlock hen coops. The assailant fled after the gunfire as hens cackled nearby.
The second session of the Boy Scouts training course for leaders will be held at Tid o'clock Wednesday evening at the Boy Scout headquarters on Broadway. Deputy scout executive B. F. E. ox of the Ninth region notes the session will include an exhibition of rope work and other scout activities. Lions club president W. G. Higgins will be the principal speaker.
Deeds recorded show transfers to numerous buyers in city blocks and lots across multiple tracts with prices from $10 to $9000. Several quitclaim and quit deeds listed along with January 1929 dates and various block and lot numbers in New City blocks and Los Angeles Heights areas. Building permits for ten new structures totaling $5975 were issued, including dwellings on West Commerce and Cecile streets and a garage on Vine Street.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal names paired with ages and addresses, including births and hospital references. The entry mixes husband and wife pairs with scattered locations such as Fort Sam Houston and Baylor hospital and various streets, lacking clear cohesion or complete context.
Byron A. Dunn aged 84 Civil War veteran and author died Saturday in Stevens Point Wisconsin. He was buried today in Marsville Missouri his former home. His books include General Nelsons, General Nelsons Staff Battling for Atlanta Raiding with Morgan and With Morgan in Missouri.
Universal Service story reports Cecile Sorel, famed actress, back in the United States for a tour. She discusses male desire, femininity, and being the muse of great men, claiming power beyond beauty and sharing tips on captivating lovers. The Comte De Segur supports her on stage.
Funds will be raised for the Alliance of Mexican Mutualistic Societies at Beethoven hall Sunday night with Manuel Gonzalez of San Antonio delivering the principal address. The program features the piece Arturo o Amor de Madre, music by Prof. Alfredo M. Garza's orchestra, songs, dances, and recitals starting at 10 o'clock.
The annual golf tour of 300 Chicago businessmen sponsored by Golfers Magazine is postponed from December to January. The group will arrive January 26 and play at the Hills Pal and Country Club courses. They will be entertained with a dinner and a single evening event. The itinerary now runs Chicago January 5 to California, Texas, then back January 30.
The San Antonio Saddle Club plans the first in a series of winter events on Sunday at 9:30 AM at Bracken Ridge Park. Members will gather for a hunt breakfast after several riding events including hurdles and races, per acting secretary Lieutenant Mae D. Jones.
A man fined $5 for drunkenness asked Judge John F Onion of Corporation Court to reimburse the patrol wagon driver a dollar for the ride the night before on Carson Street. The judge refused the request saying no charge was due and the man left.
Vatican officials refused to discuss if annulments from the Rota tribunal are recognized by civil courts. They emphasized the Rota is an ecclesiastical body not subject to ear courts. They also called recent publicity surrounding the Duke of Marlbay annulment distasteful and said steps were taken to curb further information.
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